The Best way to Reach Investors...

FINANCIAL FEST has been extremely successful with its one day, free admission continuous action concept. Exhibitors and attendees both love it! Our Saturday events often attract an attendance as large as many three day events. After all, business people with large portfolios are busy building their nest egg during the week.

Build New Clients through Personal Relationships...

Investors have many questions about their money. Direct contact continues to rank as the number one way for providing information and solidifying the sale. Tradeshow Week finds 87% of showgoers to be "buying decision makers." You'll be far ahead of the competition when you meet your prospects face-to-face at FINANCIAL FEST.

You Will Reach...

Highly motivated investors Consumers looking for advice and ideas Active, high net worth individuals Seasoned investors, as well as financial newcomers Young professionals, Baby boomers, Retirees and Gen "X'ers"!

Right Mix For Success!

Our mix of exhibitors offers attendees a wide range of investment opportunities and expertise from mutual funds to public companies, financial planners to money managers. Seminars are conducted by exhibiting companies and topics are usually not duplicated. FINANCIAL FEST limits the number of exhibitors, assuring quality and a steady flow of attendees past your booth. Many seminars are conducted in the same room as the exhibit hall, keeping traffic flowing past the exhibitors for the entire show.

How We Draw the People...

Financial Fest consistently draws qualified investors by extensive marketing in media directly keyed to investors. Among media we choose are direct mail, Financial Newsradio, CNBC, CNN, MSNBC, Investors Business Daily and the Wall Street Journal, as well as a comprehensive publicity campaign in the local media. In other words Financial Fest reaches qualified, diversified investors through targeted marketing. Financial Fest attracts people of all experience levels. Average attendees carry diversified portfolios, ranging from mutual funds, to stocks and bonds, commodities and CD's. They profile well about the national average.

Where We Began...

Financial Fest began in Phoenix when KFNN Financial Newsradio developed an additional way to satisfy the public's desire for information on financial opportunities. That modest event in 1992 has grown to one of the nation's premier investment shows drawing a minimum of 2,500 attendees with an average portfolio in excess of $418,000. Because of this phenomenal success, radio stations similar to KFNN, as well as past exhibitors, asked show management to produce Financial Fest in other cities.